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WanderWiki Support
The developer who builds WanderWiki reads and answers every message about it. Common questions and useful links are below the contact details.
Contact support
For a problem, a question, or feedback, email:
Please include:
- WanderWiki version (shown in the app’s settings or on its App Store page)
- Device model
- iOS / iPadOS version
- What you expected to happen, and what happened instead
Before you email
- Update to the latest version from the App Store; many fixes ship there first.
- If you subscribed to a paid tier, you can manage or cancel it in Settings → your name → Subscriptions on iPhone or iPad, or in the App Store app on Mac.
- Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
- WanderWiki has no sign-up and no Lagerland account, so there is no password to reset or account to recover.
Common WanderWiki questions
Which Wikipedia language editions does WanderWiki support?
Thirty-two: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Finnish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Croatian, Catalan, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Malay, and Arabic. Random, Browse, and search read from the edition you pick. Today in History uses the edition's own feed in 19 of them and English elsewhere. Where For You isn't available for an edition yet, the app shows Random and tells you.
Can I read articles offline?
Yes, the ones you save. Saving an article downloads its full text, so it opens without a connection, and you can sort saved articles into folders and find them from Spotlight. A setting turns the downloads off, and Settings shows how much space they use. The swipe feed itself loads live from Wikipedia and needs a connection. Saved articles stay on the device that saved them; there is no iCloud sync.
Does WanderWiki work on iPad, Mac, or Vision Pro?
It runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 18.2 or later, and on iPad it uses a sidebar layout. There is no Mac, Apple Vision Pro, Apple Watch, or web version. For a Wikipedia feed in any browser, WikiTok is a free option.
More answers: all WanderWiki questions.
Useful links
- WanderWiki: features, pricing and screenshots
- WanderWiki privacy policy: what the app stores and where
- Transparency report: every Lagerland app’s tracking, SDKs and network calls, field by field
- WanderWiki on the App Store